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1515) Raid of Ruthven: James VI kidnaped by Protestant Jesuit mission founded
in China nobles Utrecht Library founded Gregorian Calendar adopted in Papal
States, Spain, and Portugal (Oct.): France, the Netherlands, University of ...
1515) Raid of Ruthven: James VI kidnaped by Protestant Jesuit mission founded
in China nobles Utrecht Library founded Gregorian Calendar adopted in Papal
States, Spain, and Portugal (Oct.): France, the Netherlands, University of ...
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1782) The General Society Mrs. White's Chocolate House opens in Andreas
Schliiter: Royal Giovanni Battista (New East India Trading London, soon to
become headquarters of Palace, Berlin Sammartini, Ital. Company) founded in
Tory Party ...
1782) The General Society Mrs. White's Chocolate House opens in Andreas
Schliiter: Royal Giovanni Battista (New East India Trading London, soon to
become headquarters of Palace, Berlin Sammartini, Ital. Company) founded in
Tory Party ...
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1825) "The Beggar's Opera" given for first time in New York Boucher: "Toilet of
Venus" Francesco Geminiani: Ecole superieure de guerre, Paris, British calendar
altered Ralph Earle, Amer. painter, "The Art of Playing on founded by Act of ...
1825) "The Beggar's Opera" given for first time in New York Boucher: "Toilet of
Venus" Francesco Geminiani: Ecole superieure de guerre, Paris, British calendar
altered Ralph Earle, Amer. painter, "The Art of Playing on founded by Act of ...
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User Review - auntieknickers - LibraryThingThe early years of human history seem to have less information than might be available, particularly spotty in Asian history and pretty much nothing about Africa south of the Sahara. Still, an interesting browse and a good place to see what was happening in a given year. Read full review
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User Review - Diwanna - LibraryThingI'd be lying if I said that I read this book, but it is an interesting reference to peruse from time to time. Read full review
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| Title | The Timetables of History: A Horizontal Linkage of People and Events, Based on Werner Stein's Kulturfahrplan |
| Author | Bernard Grun |
| Publisher | Simon and Schuster, 1979 |
| ISBN | 0671249878, 9780671249878 |
| Length | 676 pages |
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